
la Tronassa de la Tor
Subterranean phenomenon about 50 m long between the Lluçanès and the Berguedà, discovered speleologically by Ferran Cardona (EC Gràcia) around 1996.
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la Tronassa de la Tor
Subterranean phenomenon about 50 m long between the Lluçanès and the Berguedà, discovered speleologically by Ferran Cardona (EC Gràcia) around 1996.
Lluçà · Lluçanès
Length: 50 m · Depth: 6 m
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Subterranean phenomenon about 50 m long between the Lluçanès and the Berguedà, discovered speleologically by Ferran Cardona (EC Gràcia) around 1996.
Topographic
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Description
Morphology
The cavity constitutes the subterranean stretch of a secondary torrent that is a tributary of the riera de Merlès. The upper entrance, through which the torrent enters, is elongated and gives way to a gallery that quickly widens. The gallery, although irregular in layout and full of blocks, is of comfortable dimensions.
The exit entrance (Boca Berguedà) has regular dimensions. From it the torrent continues through a gorge section.
Hydrology
The torrent usually carries a modest flow of water but the sediment terraces and erosion forms testify that it can come down quite swollen in the rainy season.
History
Discovered speleologically by Ferran Cardona (EC Gràcia) around the year 1996, when, moved by curiosity about a very unusual place name (Tronassa) that appeared on a couple of maps, he decided to go in search of it and found this curious cavity.
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Bibliography
Cardona, Ferran (1999).-'La Tronassa de la Tor – Lluçà (Osona) – Borredà (Berguedà)'. Exploracions (18): 45-48. Espeleo Club de Gràcia. Barcelona.
Valles, Jordi de (2010).-'Alt Empordà, Baix Empordà, Gironès, Osona, Pla de l'Estany, Selva'. Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya (vol.4):1-397. E C Gràcia/Federació Catalana Espeleologia.
Topografia SIE, fotografies i altres dades extretes del blog: Espeleobloc (post 11-7-2010)
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